Quest
Quest Group 21020 · Entry #6
Archaeologist's Knowledge
Martha Kiyen
Objective
Koi was unable to interpret the writing in the records and suggested you take the document to an archaeologist or someone who understands the ancient languages. Talk to Martha Kiyen at the Northern Wheat Plantation.
Talk to Martha Kiyen at Northern Wheat Plantation;
Requirements & Objectives
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Encounters
- Meet Martha Kiyen Archaeologist
Rewards
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Item Rewards
- Quest Reward Recover 10 Energy
Other Rewards
- Quest Reward Troop of Darkness II Knowledge
Dialogue
Villager
Dialogue
Judging from the way the letters were written, this looks pretty ancient.
Where did the master find something like this?
The complexities of the ancient languages
leaves very few who are even capable of interpreting this.
If you're not an expert in the ancient language you won't be able to...
It would have to be someone who has studied the languages in depth,
and even then only a true expert would have any hope of making headway on this...
What? You actually know someone who might? An archaeologist?
How do you even know someone like that?
Where did the master find something like this?
The complexities of the ancient languages
leaves very few who are even capable of interpreting this.
If you're not an expert in the ancient language you won't be able to...
It would have to be someone who has studied the languages in depth,
and even then only a true expert would have any hope of making headway on this...
What? You actually know someone who might? An archaeologist?
How do you even know someone like that?
Villager
Dialogue (Alt)
Do you know someone who can interpret the ancient languages?
You sure have an interesting circle of friends. Please introduce me to them!
You sure have an interesting circle of friends. Please introduce me to them!
Martha Kiyen
Completion
Hello there! Is Orwen okay? That's great news.
I couldn't concentrate on my work because I was worried about her.
I couldn't concentrate on my work because I was worried about her.
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Earlier Steps
Quest Group Entries
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- Herb Village #1 Valentine forbids anyone that walked out of Caphras Cave from seeing Orwen. Use the herb brewer to prove that...
- Trouble Up Ahead #2 Valentine said Orwen has passed out. Find Orwen recuperating in a house behind the Chief.
- Philance's Interrogation #3 Orwen is unable to continue with the search for Origin of Clear Water, because of her injuries. Talk to Philan...
- The Secret Library #4 Philance said Caphras used to conduct research on the Origin of Clear Water at a hidden location inside the ca...
- Searching for Clues #5 Koi says there might be information about the Origin of Clear Water in the pile of books. Look at the books in...
- Archaeologist's Knowledge #6 Koi was unable to interpret the writing in the records and suggested you take the document to an archaeologist... Current
- The Expert on Ancient Languages #7 Martha Kiyen examined the ancient writing but concluded by saying that she is unable to interpret their meanin...
- Nostalgic Days #8 Chief Valentine said that he missed you and asked you what you've been doing. However, with your memory lost,...
- Herb Village #9 Valentine forbids anyone that walked out of Caphras Cave from seeing Orwen. Use the herb brewer to get rid of...
- Trouble Up Ahead #10 Valentine said that Orwen has lost consciousness. Go see Orwen who's inside the house behind Valentine.
- Secret Book #11 Orwen said she found a book inside an abnormal cave that contained research on Origin of Clear Water.
Details
| Quest Group | 21020 |
| Entry | 6 |
Contacts
Summary
Hello there! Is Orwen okay? That's great news.
I couldn't concentrate on my work because I was worried about her.
I couldn't concentrate on my work because I was worried about her.